FREE: 3 Peace Silver Dollar Lot 1921-24-27

Most Valuable Peace Silver Dollars 1921-1928 (1934-1935)
Currently, the Peace Silver Dollar, is the best 90% silver dollar buy. Unlike the Morgan Dollar at $30+, you can still obtain common date Peace Dollars for under $30 and get better deals buying in rolls or bulk. However, the mint marked and mint state grade Peace have gained ground on the Morgan.

A few facts lead to this up-swing in premium: Peace Dollars were once not very collectible and because of the high mintages of the 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, they where regarded as the lesser of the two major silver dollars of their time. Recently, last 10 years or so, collectors have come to appreciate the Peace more, and realize how low some of the S and D mint marks actually are.

In addition, some of these mintages are much lower than the Morgan Dollars, and MS65 Peace Dollars

It use to be that everyone hoarded and desired the 1921 and 1928 Peace, but from the list above, you can see that's not so much the case. Of all the dates that are breaking records in high grades, not all of them have been dated 1928, 21 or even 34-S as some might think. Below I have an image of this beautiful 1925 MS68 Peace Dollar, courtesy Heritage Coin Auctions, and you can click on the coin to see a larger image.

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Top 10 Valuable Peace Dollars By Date/Grade/Variety

1925 $1 MS68 PCGS. Sold For: $89,125.00
1934-D $1 MS67 PCGS. Sold For: $86,250.00
1924-S $1 MS66 PCGS. CAC. Sold For: $54,625.00
1924 $1 MS68 PCGS. Sold For: $54,625.00
1921 $1 MS67 NGC. Sold For: $51,750.00
1928 $1 MS66 PCGS. Sold For: $48,875.00
1927-S $1 MS66 PCGS. Sold For: $48,875.00
1927-D $1 MS66 PCGS. Sold For: $46,000.00
1921 $1 MS67 NGC. Sold For: $40,250.00
1926-D $1 MS67 PCGS. CAC. Sold For: $37,375.00

These were minted by some company or somebody I ordered them from a magizine add. They are from some type of mint.
They are not real money like my add says they a .999 silver over sterling silver,replica of the same peace dollars,they are like a commeritave coin.
They have value not like the real coin would. over 150 millimeters of silver coating.
If they had not put the copy on the coin people would be trying to spend them or sale them for the real price.
But they were reproduced by the mint that makes commerative coins.
I have the papers that came with them when I ordered them.
You said no silver content read the discription I posted,over 150 millimeters of silver coating.
Not real money, never will be real money,just commerative replicas of the three peace dollars that sold for over 150,000.00 dollars,

im sorry I didn't read all your add before I bid which I should have im trying to figureout how I can retract my bid don't want copys thought they was the real thing an hurried up an bid sorry

Your ad is so misleading> Especially the title

"So let the bidding begin!"